WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 131987, PAGE 23 ByBRIAN WINTER At Whitby General Hospital the lino of communication between the mêdical staff and' the board of governors and administration is the join conference committee. Meetings of the committee may be . requested as necessary by medical staff or hospital board to discuss and, if possible, resolve any major points of contention. or misunderstanding between medilcal staff and board. The committee also advises the board on matters pertaining to medical staff 'discipline. The joint conference committee consists of the president of the board who acts as chairman, executive director, chief of staff, president of the medical staff and one other governor. The chairman is Peter Eberlee, a resident of Whitby for 21 years. 'A graduate in civil engineering froni the University of Toronto in 1956, he is a principal in Totten Sims His duties as president of the board of governors were fully outlined in the Whitby General Joint conference committee Hubicki Associates, engineers, ar- chitectsand planners. He bas been in hospital ad- ministration since 1969,1 has a bachelor of health service ad- ministration and is a certified member of thé Canadian College of Health Service Executives.- Although not a board member, Miler acts as the board's secretary, is a member of the joint conference committee, and attexids aIl board and committee meetings. The executive director appointed by the board, is the chief oxecutive officer and secretary of the hospital corporation. .He is responsible for the ad- ministration of the hospital in ail its departments subject to the policies established by the board. In relation to bis work on the joint conference committee, the executive director must report to the board any failure of a physician to act in accordance -witi statute law or hospital bylaws and regulations. He must also report about any patient who, in the opinion of the director of nursing, is not making reasonable progress towards recovery or who is not being visited frequently enough by the attending physician or surgeon;ý He consuits. with the. medical staff advisory committee «concer- ning the requirements of the hospital for surgical instruments, and supplies, scientifie equipment, drugs and medicatioxis. The chief of staff of Whitby General Hospital is Dr. J. AMan Assing, LMCC, a graduate in 1950 of Tufts University, Boston, Mass. He is also a diplomat of the National Board of Examiners. Ho has been a member of the hospital board for five yoars., As medical representative, he is appointed by the board. to liaise with the medical staff activities of the hospital. The president of the medical staff is Dr. Scott Henderson, a family physician in Whitby for the past eight years. A member of -the board for three years, Dr. Henderson coni- municates between the medical staff and the board of governors and presents medical advisory reports when the chief of staff is absent. He is also a member of the property and planning committee. iDDD DURHAM The other member of the board on the joint conference committee is Bill Wallace, administrator fo r the Town of Whitby and vice- president of the hospital board. A board member for five years, Wallace has been a resident of Brooklin for 22 years and bas ser- ved as a director and property committee chairman of Trafalgar Castie Sehool, director and Peter Perry Award chairman for the Whitby Chamber of Commerce, vice-president of the Manchester Community Credit Union, director of the Durhani Housing Authority, meniber of the Whitby Rotary Club and chairman of senior citizens' housing for Brooklin. Wallace is president of the Whit- by General Hospital Foundation, vice-chairman of the management committee and a member of the, finance committee. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM DR. ALLAN ASSING Heartbeat column of April 22. The executive director of the hospital is James R. Miller, who came to Whitby General in 1984. By MAURICE PIFIIER *They succeeded - by trying- in the Whitby Little Theatre production of "H1ow To Succeed in Business without Realiy Trying." Cast members weregeneraily soiid ail-round in roles that asked for acting, singing and dancing, the latter not an easy chore for a large cast on a email stage (choreography well-handled by Deb Smith Schregardus). Boyd Tattrie is Finch, who goes by the book to get to the top of the Worldwlde Wlcket Co. - a company big enough that n employee knows what the other ls dolng. Nearly ail of the favorite office conventions - coffee breaks, big boss and sexy secretary - get the treatment aiong the way in this hilarious satire -of business. Particularly effective in the, production which wrapped up recentiy were Georgina Willis as Rosemary, the secretary in love witb Flnch; Bill Peel, -superb as the boss's nephew Bud Frump; Garvin Farr, i two 'roies inciuding the dodderlng board chairman; and Gor'd Noble just right at boss Biggley. Anne Waiker as Smitty beits out probabiy the funniest moment of the show, a bit invoiving female employees ai wearing the same dress. Wlth the.exception of a sticky elevator door, the numerous set movernents went wlthout a hitch. Rhonda Davies cornes off not badly directing her first full-iength production, the iast of the 1986-87 season. The group returns with "Okahoma" in october. JIM MILLER DR. SCOTT HENDERSON PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regianal Municlpality af Durham Is cansiderlng TWO APPLICATIONS TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL 0F- FICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY The amendments, as submltted by the applicants propose: 1) residential uses wlthln the site shaded on the map below; and 2) residential uses, an individual waste disposai systems, within the site shaded on the map belaw., ln order ta asslst ln the evaluation of the amendment applications, the public Is lnvlted ta provide Input by way of submlsslons ta the Region's Planning Department. Information related ta the amendment applications are avallable ln the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whlt- by, Ontario LiN 6A3 or by calllng Mr. John Sharpe Planning Depar- tment, (416) 668-7731. Submlssions cancernlng the amendment applications must be for- warded ta the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted ad- dress, and must be received no later than Friday, June 12,1987. Please include your address and telephone number ln any sub- missions made. File Nos. 1) 87-24/D/WW; 2) 87-23/DIWW. Marie Hubbard Chaîrman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning1 I The Council af the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends ta pass by-laws ta stap up, clase and selI the untravelled portian af the public highway municipally knawn as Rowe Street between Victaria Street West (Regilonal Road 22) and Lake Ontario as show below. The Operations Cammittee of Council wil meet an Monday, June 1, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. in Cammlttee Raom One of the Municipal Building, 575 Rassland Road East, Whitby, for the purpose of hearing any per- san who claims their land will be prejudicially affected by the by- laws. Any persan wishing ta meet with the Cammittee is asked ta advise the Tawn Clerk accardlngly no later than Thursday, May 28,1987. Danald G. McKay, Clerk The Carparatian af the Tawn af Wh itby 575 Rassland Road East Whitby, Ontaria LIIN 2MBI Phane: (416) 668-5803 i ID~ 4 444 A L L' & 1 6 'I*i  ~ ' ~~.__11111110.'O ým' 1